Google CEO Sundar Pichai calls AI a “golden age of innovation,” emphasizing its transformative impact despite being in its early days. Speaking at the Paris AI Summit, he warned that failing to embrace AI is the biggest risk. As Google invests $75 billion in AI-driven growth, he outlined four key priorities: innovation, infrastructure, workforce readiness, and responsible development. While optimistic, he urged global leaders to address AI challenges like accuracy and the digital divide.
Pichai emphasized that AI adoption must be guided by responsible policies to benefit everyone. He acknowledged concerns about misinformation, misuse, and inequality in access. He urged governments to develop strategies that balance innovation with regulation through investments in infrastructure and training.
Pichai stressed that AI policies should manage risks without hindering progress. He urged governments to refine existing regulations rather than create new ones and called for global cooperation to ensure aligned policies and investment.
DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis praised China’s DeepSeek model for its engineering quality. Speaking at a Google event in Paris, he called it “the best work” from China. However, he downplayed its overall impact and geopolitical significance. Hassabis suggested some excitement around the technology is overstated.
Reference: msn
